group policy scripts. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.perform_maintain () Since the company has become more spread out in the recent times I am looking at ways to streamline my efforts and reduce the chances of users doing stupid things...

to. Have a "play" with group policy, make a new ou called test, and add a user to it, right click the test ou, go to properties and then group policy, change only the USERS part of the group policy (otherwise it will affect the workstation regardless of who...

per "NOTE: "Scripts policy processing" to "Allow processing across a slow network connection" should be interpreted as only logon/logoff scripts from the user configuration of the Group Policy. Scripts from the computer configuration (startup/shutdown)...

group policies. However, the issues you are having don't occur on our network now for the following reasons: 1. The MRU area of the start menu, and the All Users area are disabled, and we have group policies and scripts that dictate exactly what shows...

domain computers you might try to use Group Policy startup scripts that run in system context and do not require credentials. Startup scripts are part of computer configuration. The link below explains more on how to configure Group Policy scripts. Start...

G: Back up of C:. I did download and run a VB script (suggested in Alex Nichols Virtual Memory article) that runs out of the group policy/scripts folder. I can't think of any reason why any of that would affect the placement of the pagefile. Anyone...

and alternate web browsers. -- Unjoining the computer from the domain or creating a local account to logon to for the purpose of avoiding Group Policy or scripts. -- Modifying the HKLM registry for whatever stupid reason they read or hear about. -- Reconfiguring...

user have exactly the same permissions and is member of the same groups and also use the same mandatory profile. PROBLEM 2: If choose the Windows XP (Default) Start Menu in the group policy..... then the Programs folder is NOT visible(that's nice), but...

Access denied when running logon script via GPO. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.group_policy () I am trying to run a logon script for a group of users via Group Policy but the script is not executing. The Application event log shows the following...

Any suggestions? Sounds like a bad idea but you can give this right to a user or group (where you create the security principal.) A Group Policy can also do this. -- Herb Martin Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.security () I only...